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“Rasta”is a mid
temp sway of delight , with it’s its melodic major/minor chord configurations
& positive message. Like the cut “Jah Is For Us” ; The combination of
Reggae time signatures & instrumentation married to a fertile & timeless
message for the ages is sublime in content & musical delivery “I’ve Got A
Joy” which is performed in three language versions [English,French,Spanish]
; Is a harmonic musical gem to behold. A grand example of an international
Reggae hit that is embraced by the masses in it’s popular splendor. Mounia’s
distinct vocals are complimented by inventive arrangement flourishes In “Mama Africa”
the direction of destination is highlighted with a minor tinged flavor.
This song’s universal world feel & groove are mystical & stylish. A musical
foundation & lyrical imprint of relevance “The Time” has
a flair of its own within it’s spiritual nature & innate strength of audio-implementation
; Whereas in the tune “Deliver We”, the listener is beholden to a level
of conscienceness that impels one to open up the heart & soul which gazes
upon the true history of circumstance “What Type Of
World” splashes us with some blues guitar mixed within a power driven
& irresistible hypnotic sonic pocket. A thought provoking lyrical content
further enhances the horizon of Mounia Sahara’s muse “Thank You”
stands within itself as a melancholy & reaffirming song that inspires
us onwards. Thanks to Mounia for this wonderful tune Mounia Sahara
exudes a bold & courageous stance in her musical metamorphosis that shines
like a star in the night time sky. The message contained within the music
is for all to witness in its resplendent & radiating beauty & truth. This
quality brings within the human condition , a spirit of emancipation that
is liberating & renewing in it’s glory & timeless attributes of art |
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Although
originally born in Morocco , Mounia Sahara’s musical Rasta roots are at
home in Jamaica. Known as The African Princess , Mounia currently operates
out of Canada & brings forth to us , her commanding work “I’ve Got A Joy”
